ratchet 的 2 个定义
- a toothed bar with which a pawl engages.
- a pawl or the like used with a ratchet or ratchet wheel.
- a mechanism consisting of such a bar or wheel with the pawl.
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- to move by degrees: to ratchet prices up; Interest rates have been ratcheting downward.
ratchet 近义词
等同于 wheel
等同于 bobbin
等同于 cog
更多ratchet例句
- On the Base Rack, however, each extruded aluminum cross-beam has a dovetail-shaped rail running along each side, which means accessories like ratchet straps, rollers, and spare tire straps can attach at any point in just about any orientation.
- Tensions can only get ratcheted up so high before it really boils over.
- Meanwhile, the pandemic has put a big fat pause on economic activity, squeezing investment banking fees and ratcheting up the risk of underperforming loans.
- The unspeakability of the looming danger ratchets up the sense of dread.
- We started the season in May ratcheting up our footprint from one to 10 DNR-operated Bell UH-1 Hueys.
- Lawmaking by legislatures is also a one-way ratchet—Legislators get credit for passing laws, not pruning them.
- Every message, action and gesture seems calculated to ratchet up the anxiety of those who are listening.
- Sean Hannity versus Michael Savage—these two conservative radio hosts have recently ratchet up their rivalry.
- Dancers are suspended in midair like the cast of a ratchet Cirque du Soleil performance.
- “Pour It Up” exists in a magical, ratchet room of requirement.
- When the tympanum vibrates under the influence of the voice, the stylus acts as a pawl and turns a ratchet-wheel.
- Drilling machines, both hand and power, hand and ratchet braces and breast-drill stocks.
- SB is the primitive radius of the club tooth wheel, but both primitive and real radius of the ratchet wheel.
- On the pendulum he had a little ratchet wheel, R, having thirty teeth.
- On the side of the clock case was a contact maker, which closed the circuit by the pin on the ratchet wheel, R, once every minute.